Node.js and the new front-end

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Daniele Polencic - UI Developer at Equal Experts Node.js and the new front-end - Presented at Equal Experts Conference 2015

Technology

MVC
JQUERY
SERVICE1 SERVICE2
the old days

MVC
BACKBONE,KNOCKOUT,JAVASCRIPTMVC
SERVICE1 SERVICE2
JS
revolution

API
SHINYANGULAR.JS
SERVICE1 SERVICE2
modern JS
frameworks

Look ma, no hands!
It's just HTML, JS and CSS

authentication endpoint
in the API layer

"oh gosh, another
talk on
microservices"

API
SERVICE1 SERVICE2
CUSTOMLOGIC
API
SERVICE1 SERVICE2
CUSTOMLOGIC
have you
consider
using a
presentatio
n layer?

API
PRESENTATIONLAYER
SERVICE1 SERVICE2
JAVASCRIPTUI

just a fancy name for a transparent proxy

API
NODE.JS
SERVICE1 SERVICE2
JAVASCRIPTUI
API
{aggregation,
filtering,
enhancing},
data
validation,
encapsulation,
state, cors,
credentials,
caching,
scaling

API
NODE.JS
SERVICE1 SERVICE2
JAVASCRIPTUI
this is not
frontend

API
NODE.JS
SERVICE1 SERVICE2
JAVASCRIPTUI
freedom to
expose custom
APIs

API
NODE.JS
SERVICE1 SERVICE2
JAVASCRIPTUI
empowered to
aggregate,
enhance, filter,
remap APIs

API
NODE.JS
SERVICE1 SERVICE2
JAVASCRIPTUI
NODE.JS
independent
caching and
scaling
strategy

API
NODE.JS
SERVICE1 SERVICE2
NODE.JS
IOS ANGULAR
not just web

simpler microservices, better ux, promote
SRP and SOC, clearer responsabilities in
the team, architecture visibility

deploy, test, scale,
maintain, benchmark,
configure, secure + point
of failure

no, it doesn't make sense
if you're building todo
apps

AUTH
NANCYFX
ANGULAR
REST MQ
AJAX SIGNALR
AMQP

AUTH
NANCYFX
ANGULAR
REST MQ
NODE.JS
CHROME
EXT

AUTH
NODE.JS
JQUERY
REST DOWNLOADER
AJAX
USER
PROFILES

AUTH
NODE.JS
BACKBONE
REST MQ AUTH
NODE.JS
ANDROID
REST
IOS
NODE.JS

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